₦airaland Forum

segaloo:
of course thank you so much

I think the guy is just a thief [using keke as a strategy to rob people] and not a true keke rider around that market, otherwise, he would easily be fished out by the union.

I can see one mumu saying OP should start paying tithe, who dey spend the tithe? Mugu

Mariangeles:
Do you miss working with your keke?

. No,. Not even one bit.

I've got peace of mind now, unlike when I use to work with Keke.

Sonnobax15:
. No,. Not even one bit.

I've got peace of mind now, unlike when I use to work with Keke.

Oh! Okay.

You were interesting then though, with your daily adventurous encounters.

Mariangeles:
Oh! Okay.

You were interesting then though, with your daily adventurous encounters.

. Ehya,I miss those adventures but not the job itself

If an almajiri can run someone street, wetin remain again.

ajalawole:
even the bike man go happy to test his need for speed skills

Kano for that matter wey dem no dey take ear hear Thief.... All the whole Keke and Okada go join hand pursue the man...

VOsimhen144:
Sorry guys I'm the keke driver

I ran away with the purchased goods because hunger wan kee me. I am a die-hard Tinupoo and APC supporter.

I voted for Tinupoo thinking he's a master strategist and ready to make Nigeria 🇳🇬 a better place but he failed me. Now hunger wan kee me… na why I run away with op goods.

Op no vex abeg 😂

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Take your drugs at the right time

You'd better prepare for more missions ahead cos he don win the upcoming election in advance, wether we vote against or for him, the cabal had decided as usual, fools still don't know this. Forget voting and stop deceiving yaself.

VOsimhen144:
Sorry guys I'm the keke driver

I ran away with the purchased goods because hunger wan kee me. I am a die-hard Tinupoo and APC supporter.

I voted for Tinupoo thinking he's a master strategist and ready to make Nigeria 🇳🇬 a better place but he failed me. Now hunger wan kee me… na why I run away with op goods.

Op no vex abeg 😂

VOsimhen144:
Sorry guys I'm the keke driver

I ran away with the purchased goods because hunger wan kee me. I am a die-hard Tinupoo and APC supporter.

I voted for Tinupoo thinking he's a master strategist and ready to make Nigeria 🇳🇬 a better place but he failed me. Now hunger wan kee me… na why I run away with op goods.

Op no vex abeg 😂

Now that you have admitted. I hope he can pursue you and track you down.

So so sorry dear...! But I thought those people are trustworthy and such cannot happen especially in the North. However, it's a very bad experience. May GOD ALMIGHTY continue to keep us all.


It was a bright and bustling afternoon in the heart of the city of kano. I had just finished shopping for some important items for an upcoming event.

I decided to take a Keke to avoid the hassle of carrying the goods on foot. I spotted a Keke rider waiting nearby and approached him. I loaded my bags carefully into the back of the Keke, making sure nothing was left
but then, something strange happened. Instead of him to make U-turn and took me he sped away, leaving me stranded and shocked.

I called out to him, but he was already gone, disappearing with my goods my hard-earned purchases were gone in an instant.

I reported the incident to the keke local union and shared the rider’s description with the Keke operators union. Though I never got my goods back up till now. The experience taught me a valuable lesson about trusting strangers, even in familiar places.

From that day on, I always made sure to verify the identity of any rider and never left my belongings unattended. It was a harsh reminder that sometimes, even the most ordinary errands can take an unexpected turn.[/quote]

Precious201010:
Kano for that matter wey dem no dey take ear hear Thief.... All the whole Keke and Okada go join hand pursue the man...

that is why I find it hard to believe this story. Just this evening in ilorin here... Those anti cult abi Na SWAT police stop a keke and arrest the driver, other keke driver stop and block those policemen till there Union chairman show up. So imagine shoutting thief thief in Kano. Kai the man for don go.

Precious201010:
This story get as e be... U for enter Okada take pursue the thief na.

I wonder ooooh!
Same as my thought here, una go come to nairaland Dey cook up stupid stories, only a foolish person no go catch that kind keke with bike!

This story no legit you load your goods and then keke man sped off why you watching helplessly like mumu no hot chase, no loud screaming you watch till the keke man disappeared out of sight well done maybe you get money to replace your stolen goods

segaloo:
It was a bright and bustling afternoon in the heart of the city of kano. I had just finished shopping for some important items for an upcoming event.

I decided to take a Keke to avoid the hassle of carrying the goods on foot. I spotted a Keke rider waiting nearby and approached him. I loaded my bags carefully into the back of the Keke, making sure nothing was left
but then, something strange happened. Instead of him to make U-turn and took me he sped away, leaving me stranded and shocked.

I called out to him, but he was already gone, disappearing with my goods my hard-earned purchases were gone in an instant.

I reported the incident to the keke local union and shared the rider’s description with the Keke operators union. Though I never got my goods back up till now. The experience taught me a valuable lesson about trusting strangers, even in familiar places.

From that day on, I always made sure to verify the identity of any rider and never left my belongings unattended. It was a harsh reminder that sometimes, even the most ordinary errands can take an unexpected turn.

..ok but you should had entered an okada and tell the okada man to pursued the Keke man

Madam, your story is fabricated

To those saying her story is fabricated, you don't know what you are saying. I was at the market the other day, and one keke rider ran away with cartons of goods that was loaded into his keke.

He took the woman unawares, such that she didn't even scream. Within seconds, he just rode off.

Very bad this same thing happened in Abapka market around feb. the Keke told the girl see ur money on the ground as she turned to pick it up baba zoom zoom .. I just passed inside Keke and saw her crying narrating to people what happened

ajalawole:
This your story no clear. No bike to follow am with and collect 4 by 4

Even small shout out thief thief is enough to alert people around the area
With that alone he can run but he can't hide


All these social media stories sef

Similar thing happened yesterday when I was waiting for my mom, a lady hurry to when I was waiting saying Keke carry her yam and load run!!! Two bike men came out chase the Keke and hold the man

Nigeria just developed new sets of criminalities act by making things harder and hardest for citizen

Sorry op

This story remind me of my personal experience with a Keke driver in Niger State

I forgot Kilishi worth 130k inside his Keke

I was in a haste to get Immunisation, immediately the nurse finish administration I carried my bag to leave that was how I started looking for Kilishi at the clinic, everywhere first blur Wallahi 😳😳

I later recall maybe it's inside the Keke, okay where do I start from,kai...

I said let me check their offloading garage then I will check their loading garage

Luckily for me as I was just getting back to the Express I saw one Keke approaching, immediately he sighted me he stopped,I didn't even know the man because I sat at the back but he recognised me because I was the only passenger with a baby...

He told me when he saw the item he knows it was mine because from the rare mirror he knows I entered with something.I was shock

He told me when he discovered the contents and realised it's big money he make sure he will return it, because what will he do with so MUCH Kilishi 😂😂

That was how I thank him and tip him with the last 2k left inside my purse,he refused the money but I forced it into his pocket and collect his contact....

I was lucky I didn't enter one chance Keke that day because before you said Jack Oti Lor 🤣🤣🤣

segaloo:
It was a bright and bustling afternoon in the heart of the city of kano. I had just finished shopping for some important items for an upcoming event.

I decided to take a Keke to avoid the hassle of carrying the goods on foot. I spotted a Keke rider waiting nearby and approached him. I loaded my bags carefully into the back of the Keke, making sure nothing was left
but then, something strange happened. Instead of him to make U-turn and took me he sped away, leaving me stranded and shocked.

I called out to him, but he was already gone, disappearing with my goods my hard-earned purchases were gone in an instant.

I reported the incident to the keke local union and shared the rider’s description with the Keke operators union. Though I never got my goods back up till now. The experience taught me a valuable lesson about trusting strangers, even in familiar places.

From that day on, I always made sure to verify the identity of any rider and never left my belongings unattended. It was a harsh reminder that sometimes, even the most ordinary errands can take an unexpected turn.

The story no add up at all, where are others okekes or okada or even you can ran after the keke and you can catch up oga no dey make us waste data to read rubbish

We4all:
To those saying her story is fabricated, you don't know what you are saying. I was at the market the other day, and one keke rider ran away with cartons of goods that was loaded into his keke.

He took the woman unawares, such that she didn't even scream. Within seconds, he just rode off.

this is is exactly what happened to me. He caught me unaware never thought this could happen I couldn't even utter a word

This story get as e b, you sure say no be for your imagination e take happen lyk this lyk this 👀

Precious201010:
This story get as e be... U for enter Okada take pursue the thief na.

Why does the story start with " it was a bright and bursting morning in the heart of Abuja " ? Do people who have gone through tragedy remember the morning or the tragedy ? And you have said it best who will not chase after the driver ?

Horo:
The story no add up at all, where are others okekes or okada or even you can ran after the keke and you can catch up oga no dey make us waste data to read rubbish

You're head dey there. Look at the beginning of the story. " It was a bright and sunny morning in the heart of the city " That is the biggest give away. That is third party writing, Not first person or second person

No sinner will go unpunished

KobolanderSegun:
Why does the story start with " it was a bright and bursting morning in the heart of Abuja " ? Do people who have gone through tragedy remember the morning or the tragedy ? And you have said it best who will not chase after the driver ?

No mind them... Someone snatched my phone few years ago and ran and entered a bike that was waiting for him, I was running after them on foot while shouting.... Almost every one joined... In less than 2 minutes they were caught....

The lady that posted that stuff hasn't been to Kano before... With the kind of traffic you meet in Kano market, where and how the Keke wan take run.

VOsimhen144:
Sorry guys I'm the keke driver

I ran away with the purchased goods because hunger wan kee me. I am a die-hard Tinupoo and APC supporter.

I voted for Tinupoo thinking he's a master strategist and ready to make Nigeria 🇳🇬 a better place but he failed me. Now hunger wan kee me… na why I run away with op goods.

Op no vex abeg 😂

If security operatives come for you now, you will start begging for mercy.

segaloo:
It was a bright and bustling afternoon in the heart of the city of kano. I had just finished shopping for some important items for an upcoming event.

I decided to take a Keke to avoid the hassle of carrying the goods on foot. I spotted a Keke rider waiting nearby and approached him. I loaded my bags carefully into the back of the Keke, making sure nothing was left
but then, something strange happened. Instead of him to make U-turn and took me he sped away, leaving me stranded and shocked.

I called out to him, but he was already gone, disappearing with my goods my hard-earned purchases were gone in an instant.

I reported the incident to the keke local union and shared the rider’s description with the Keke operators union. Though I never got my goods back up till now. The experience taught me a valuable lesson about trusting strangers, even in familiar places.

From that day on, I always made sure to verify the identity of any rider and never left my belongings unattended. It was a harsh reminder that sometimes, even the most ordinary errands can take an unexpected turn.

Always have someone sit in the front with them